The priest quoted at the beginning of the post, Fr. Longenecker, is a closer associate of Fr. Newman of Grennville, SC, whom you discussed last week on your blog. His blog, gkupsidedown.blogspot.com has been a reliable source of information about the local repsopnse the the letter you were discussing last week. Like you, Fr. Longenecker is a convert, although he is a convert from angilcanism.
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The priest quoted at the beginning of the post, Fr. Longenecker, is a closer associate of Fr. Newman of Grennville, SC, whom you discussed last week on your blog. His blog, gkupsidedown.blogspot.com has been a reliable source of information about the local repsopnse the the letter you were discussing last week. Like you, Fr. Longenecker is a convert, although he is a convert from angilcanism.
ReplyDeleteThanks for the further sense of where he is coming from! I'll be checking out his blog.
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